Fall elections flash across multiple states
Telegraph dispatch summarizes fall election results by state. New York yields a large Republican victory with Morton elected governor and a shift to a Republican majority in Congress and the state assembly. Indiana shows broad GOP gains across statewide offices and Congress. Ohio, Iowa, Michigan, Virginia, Louisiana, and Kansas also report Republican leads or victories, with varied margins and anticipated Congressional counts.
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New York
Indiana
Ilinois
Northwestern
Congress
Empire State
Tevi PV
Morton
State Assembly
Stromgholds
New York City
Hill
Marton
William
Stroup
Ate
Hugh J. Grant
Wawonany
Dolity W. Goll
Lexow Committee Fame
Supreme Court
Owen
Regimiblican
Gowdy
Senate
Ohio
Olin Brough
Insul
Clemmentoo
Vallandroghan
McKinley
Taylor
Brough
Iowa
Haut
Calles
Dudge Granger
Tt. J. Sallinger
Walter J. Hayes
Michigan
Hieh
Wiest Virgina
Dayton
Cougtess
W.L. Wilson
Miller
Harvey
Eputdican Committee
United States
Camden
Chronicle of multiple fatal and near-fatal incidents reported
A sweeping crime and casualty list details deaths from falls suicides and homicide across several states. Incidents include John McCauley's fatal farm fall near Kokomo Indiana Mia Jacob Hively's arsenic accidentally taken for quinine, a mother shot and father wounded in Buffalo. a man escapes after a family shooting. fraud with bogus gold dust. a railroad collision near South Chicago with injuries. Noblesville and Milbrook assaults. a Texas Louisiana hurricane impact. scaffold collapse in Jersey City. and other self-inflicted deaths and violent crime across various towns and counties.
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John McCauley
Kokomo
Ind
Mia Jacob Hively
SuMeld
Ohio
Mias Atta Naave
Indianapolis
William Gipp
Buffalo
William
Meyer J. Cohen
Boston Tallor
Siberian
Cohen
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago
Calumet and
Blue Island
Simons
Driees
Feahy
Samuel Whistler
Noblesville
Charles Sweeney
Con” McMames
Sian Francisco
Cal
Haseen
Mera
John Jack
Milbrook
Avant Echols
Coldwater
Misa
Jill Rowland
Cook
Cushing
Oklahoma
Michael Toney
Hellaire
James
Scott
Denver
AL Tangier
William W. McCord
Bine Jaelf
Fires Destroy Several Factories Across Cities In Mass Milw Louisville
A series of devastating fires hit Newburyport Massachusetts damaging a car shop and large wooden shoe factories while homes burned. Milwaukee Malt and Grain elevator and Rushong structures suffered major losses with totals climbing toward millions. West Lafayette Indiana saw a five alarm blaze in a building housing a Druids lodge. Highmonds packing plant fire in Indiana threatened nearby Cudahy plant. Home City suburb near Cincinnati caught fire destroying the Aurora plant and nearby factory, with losses around 50 000. Borgomany Curtileor factory in Hensington Maine also burned. Firemen suffered injuries and deaths amid collapsing walls.
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Newburyport, Mass
Soam
Nurly & Usher
Pudge Kros
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Malt and Grain Company
Losa
Rushong
Highmonds
South Ouinta
Hitravle
Uehwek
Borgompany
Hensington
Ura
Louisville
Notable 19th Century Passages and Deaths Mixed In News Digest
Obituary notes Charles T. Cowden a Nevada pioneer and former Seattle councilman dies of heart disease in Seattle aged 52. Dr. Peterson of Philadelphia and several political and global items follow including Whitelaw Reid aboard the Fuerst Bismarck, Hadjin fire in Turkey, and Russia’s Nicholas II accession vows amid a broad sweep of international incidents and local curiosities.
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Jefferson Davis
Seattle
Wash
Nevada Pioneer
Dr. Peterson
Philadelphia
George W. Childs
Childs
Asbury
N. J
New York
Whitelaw Kield
New York Tribune
Nile
Keld
W. B. Duncan
Georgetown College
Washington
Costa Rica
Little Republic
Consol
Yokohama
Port Arthur
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Boston
Turkey
Taurus Mountains
Galicia
St Petersburg
Nikololas II
Russia
Nils Father
Alexander TI
Poland
Grand Duchy
Finland
Nicholas II
George Alexandrowwitek
Czarowitz
Alix
Messe-Darmstadt
Punjal
Hartford blaze destroys Conf and Inglis building
Fire in Hartford Connecticut destroys the Conf and Inglis building and is feared to have caused several fatalities. Estimated damage reaches 150000 dollars. The blaze occurred at the Goldberg Bowen and Liebenbaum establishment in San Francisco.
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Conf & Inglis
Hartford
Conn
Goldberg, Bowen & Liebenbaum
San Francisco
Preparations for a Cold Rolled Steel Trust Underway in New York
Reports indicate major manufacturers are meeting at the Holland House New York to form a cold rolled steel trust. In mining news Magifab syndicate reportedly buys the Sultana mine for over 300000 with General Wilkinson said to head the group. Thirty four families trek from Cullman to Hiawatha Kansas to engage in cooperative car building. KG Dun & Cot Weekly Review notes business activity mixed as election season affects output though overall production remains steady with breadstuffs slightly higher.
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Holland House
New York
Portage
Man
Lake of the Woods
Toiin Magifab Syndicate
Sultana
Wilkinson
Sultana Ming
Cullman
Hiawatha Kan
KG Dun & Cot
Interesting Indiana News Roundup on Wabash Cholera and Fires
Indiana incidents recap diverse events from cholera affecting swine near Rossville to fires destroying stables and offices in several towns. It notes accidents, robberies, a prison fight, a gas pipe scare, bank embezzlement case, and a fatal child burn in Madison with multiple named towns and individuals.
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